Good afternoon, teacher, on this occasion you talk

about a situation of stereotypes(esteriotaips) that

happened in a town.

Once upon a time there was a small town called

Ccaccasiri in Huancavelica, where the(thi)
inhabitants took pride in their variety of cultures,
traditions and ways of life. However, despite the
apparent harmony, there was an underlying problem
related to stereotypes.

In Ccaccasiri, people used to judge others based on

stereotypes, creating invisible barriers between
different communities. One of the most notable
cases was that of two families, the Pérez and the
Gómez, who had lived in the town for generations.

The Pérezes were known for being excellent

musicians and artists, while the Gómezs were
known for their skills in agriculture and gardening.
Although both families contributed significantly to
the well-being of the town, stereotypes were
perpetuated suggesting that the Pérezes could not be
good farmers and that the Gómezs had no artistic
talent.

The situation came to a head when the mayor of

Ccaccasiri organized a festival to celebrate the
cultural diversity of the town. They
decided(disaided) that each family should present a
performance that represents their unique
contribution to the community. The Pérez decided
to show their farming skills, while the Gómez opted
for a musical show.

On the night of the festival, the tension in the air

was palpable(pelpabol). The Pérezes began to plant
and cultivate with passion, proving that they could
also be excellent farmers. On the other hand, the
Gómez took the stage and left everyone speechless
with their musical talent.

The audience, surprised and excited, began to

realize the injustice of the stereotypes that had
existed for so long in Ccaccasiri. The lesson(lieson)
learned that night was invaluable: a person's ability
and value should not be limited by unfair
stereotypes.

The festival became a turning point for the town,

and people began to actively challenge stereotypes
and celebrate diversity in all its forms. The Pérez
and Gómez families came together to organize
events that highlighted both music and agriculture,
demonstrating that each individual is unique and
valuable beyond preconceived labels.

Thus, in Ccaccasiri, the lesson learned was that the

true wealth of the community lies in the acceptance
and celebration of differences, and not in the
perpetuation of limiting stereotypes.(esteriotaips)